Radio age research, manufacturing, communications, broadcasting, television (1941)
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Article Number Year 580 Signals Minimized by New Transmitter Sys- tem, Fading Radio by Grant E. Hansell [April] 1952 581 Small Businesses Essential to Progress (Statement by Vincent deP. Goubeau) [July] 1952 582 Sniperscope-Snooperscope: Seeing in the Dark (C. B. Jolliffe statement) [July] 1946 683 Sonar: U-Boat Nemesis [July] 1946 684 Soiaid Absorbers ("Cones of Silence") [Octo- ber] 1949 585 Sound, Anniversary in by M. C. Batsel [Oc- tober] 1946 585a. Sound: Listening Tastes Tested (Dr. Harry F. Olson address) [July] 1947 586 So^aid Speeds the War Effort by George R. Evvald [October] 1942 587 Sound, Stjidies in by Dr. Harry F. Olson [April] 1945 588 Sound, The Story of 16mm. by W. W. Watts [July] 1947 589 Sounds of Progress by Edward C. Cahill [October] 1944 590 Speakers' Bureau [January] 1950 591 Splitting Light Beams by R. H. Heacock [October] 1945 591a. Standard Pressed Steel: Ttvo-Way Radio Sys- tem Sjieeds Floiv of Materials in Steel Plant [October] 1952 592 Stations Built for Allies [July] 1943 693 Stethoscope, RCA Develops [July] 1943 594 Storms, Can . . . be Controlled? (Dr. V. K. Zworykin address) [April] 1947 595 Stratosphere Chamber [October] 1951 696 Styling Sells Sets by H. M. Rundle [January] 1948 597 Subminiaturization in Tubes [July] 1952 698 Sunspots: Engineers Predict Radio Weather by Henry E. Hallborg [October] 1943 699 Sunspots: Solar Storms Forecast [July] ... 1948 600 Superheterodyne Radio Receiver, Smallest [April] 1950 601 Swarthout: Concert Artist Makes Oivn Rec- ords for Study [October] 1947 T 602 Tangier By-Passes Magnetic Storms, New Station at [July] 1946 603 Tape Relay System, Approve (Sidney Sparks address) [July] 1948 604 Tapline Project [January] 1952 604a. Technicians, Tactful [October] 1952 605 Teleran Demonstrated [July] 1947 606 Teleran—-New Air Traffic Aid [October] 1946 607 Teleran, The Story of by Loren F. Jones [Jan- uary] 1946 Television: 608 Advances in . . . by V. K. Zworykin and G. A. Morton [October] 1944 609 Afloat [January] 1949 610 Airborne . . . Demonstrated (David Sarnoff statement) [April] 1946 610a. American Inventory: Adult Educational Series [October] 1952 611 American . . . Shown tn Italy [July] 1947 612 a7td Human Rights by Robert P. Myers [July] 1949 613 and the Theatre by W. W. Watts [July] ... 1948 614 Animal Surgery [October] 1951 615 Army Station on Wheels [October] 1951 616 as Dynamic Sales Force (T. F. Joyce ad- dress) [April] 1944 617 as Tool of Industry, Beat Sees . . . (Ralph R. Beal address) [July] 1944 618 at the Conventions [July] 1948 Article Number Year Television: (cont'd) 619 at the Fight (Louis-Conn) [July] 1946 620 at UN Council [April] 1946 621 Audience Survey [July] 1951 622 Billion Dollar Industry (Frank M. Folsom) [January] 1950 623 Bolsters U. S. Economy by J. K. West [April] 1949 624 Bridgeport, Conn. Experimental Station [January] 1950 625 Bridgeport, Conn. "Satellite" Station by Raymond F. Guy [April] 1950 626 Bullfight Televised [January] 1947 G26a. Canada by F. R. Deakins [October] 1952 627 Caravan [July] 1947 628 Casting for ... by Owen Davis, Jr. [Janu- ary] 1949 Color Television: 629 All-Electronic [January] 1947 629a. Color Book by Albert W. Protzman [Oc- tober] 1952 630 Color Photometer (Tristimulus) [April] 1951 631 Demonstration at Colonial Theatre, New York [July] 1951 632 Demonstration of Compatible, All-Elec- tronic System [January] 1951 633 Demonstration Plans [October] 1950 634 FCC Hearings [July] 1950 635 FCC Order — Injunction Sought [October] 1950 636 First Public Demonstration in Washing- ton, D. C. [October] 1949 637 First Public Demonstration of Electronic Color Tube [April] 1950 638 For Theatres (Address by V. K. Zwory- kin) [July] 1947 639 New York Area Tests [July] 1951 640 Status of (Statements by C. B. Jolliffe, R. D. Kell and G. L. Beers) [January] 1947 641 Symposium on RCA Compatible System [July] 1951 642 Tricolor Tube Improvements made by Alfred C. Schroeder [July] 1952 643 Congress Opening Televised [April] 1947 644 Convention Coverage, TV and Radio Plan by Wm. R. McAndrew [April] 1952 645 Convention Films Televised [July] 1944 646 Coverage Extended (David Sarnoff state- ment) [January] 1949 647 Cutouts Aid TV Station Planners by Mar- vin Gaskill [April] 1949 648 Demonstrations Abroad by Richard H. Hooper [April] 1951 649 Dollars and Sense by Philip Merryman [July] 1945 650 Education, A Powerful Tool in Modem by William H. Knowles [April] 1948 051 Education in TV by Judith Waller [Octo- ber] 1950 652 Expanding Industry [January] 1950 653 Expansion Foreseen (Thomas F. Joyce ad- dress) [January] 1944 654 Expansion, Neiv Explorations to Open Way for (C. B. Jolliffe statement) [July] 1948 655 Film Dramas for [October] 1948 656 Films and the Human Eye by Dr. Albert Rose [January] 1947 657 Films for . . . by Paul Alley [October] 1946 658 Finds its Public bv Dan Halpin [January] 1948 659 for Harbor Pi?ofs"[January] 1948 660 for St. Louis [April] 1947 661 Goes Afield by Henry E. Rhea [July] 1944 662 Goes Commercial by Alfred H. Morton [Oc- tober] 1941 663 Goes to the Fair [October] 1946